Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-02


{ &rfuussA. July 2-wsllaCe 4 Cos. circus
~ - yoDosrday, bat the presence OF tbs
~ 49, hardly noticeable on the streets,
"a NJ araaGsss being IN town. The peo
6mo - taken up with The coming Fourth
Z - ~ CIRCUS was mot thought Of The
'1Gpoe pofa6o w. about tho finest ever sesu
- Two excealent performances were
oov0n, bat woro slimly attended. The show
Ooatalned many pleasing features and every
10y W. pleased. The concert was far above
~ evesagA Mr.. willis Cobb u the press
oDnns q the show and n we'll known in town.
~ V1s1ted his many friends during the day.
JeAn Kelley, . wsll.known engineer Of
ooWU, went b tho circus whore an attache
esoo4peed 10 swindle him Of g, BY the sub-
opleusica Of dollar bill for the nve The
nn0o Was not successful, and Mr.. Kelley re.
Solvod his money. This incensed the en-.
yacys Who struck Mr.. Kelley terrible blow
n the fees. and then took 70 his heelA MIR.
Kelley could mot get any satisfaction from
The management, and employed an officer,
but failed to get his sssailant
The circus grounds were full Of iakirs who
piled their trades In successful manner.
~ throwing dice IN employe Of the Colum.
baa Iron company was cut S3i, In about ter
minutes. Placing money In small packages
os soap ives the means Of many Columbisns
losing money. Ono man lost $3S, another SIS
and others lost smaller smountA Complaints
wore entered ct the Office Of Squire Evans,
and Officers Wittick secured about SO, which
was returned to the victims by the sharpera
Roulette was extensively played and much
money secured BY the proprietora
Omosrs Installed.
The following officers wero installed
p. G. VIM. J. Strickler, ct Chippeta COM
mandery, No IS, X. Of the q. F.; p. Z 4, r.
M. Morley N. C., J. G. Miltenberger; V. C.,
J. II. Hook $. H., s g. Roath II. p, A.
NJ. Ostertag V. H., W. J. Strickler W.
Esq, H. M. Hall Ems, h. A. L,chty +.
G., John F. Broome s. g., Charles Flecken.
stein.
Tho following cars were load ed at Coum.
bis, during June, on the Pennsylvania rail
road: Observation-Disclosures Of trains, 5l4
loaded cars. 42,07S; empty, 2,oi2 total
A, lis. Observation-Disclosures OF trains, Csc
loaded cars, Il. 703 empty, 81 07s total, 43,
7S7. Grand total, s7,s96 Decrease from May
1851, 4, 327 cara Increase over June, lSs6
2,Ss3 ears.
Services In the Churches.
Rev. ]. H. Pannebecker. pastor OF the Trim.
ity Reformed church, will preach sermon
ON Sunday morning appropriate to the
Fourth OF July.
Rev. J. Schmidt, OF Newark, n. j, will
preach In the Salem Lutheran church on
Sunday morning.
Rev. Wm. p. Evans has returned from the
general synod and will occupy the pulpit
Of the Second street Lutheran church on
Sunday.
Rev. r. J. Clay Moran will preach In St
Paurs P. +. church on Sunday morning on
the subject " National Blessings."
A devotional meeting of the Oxford League
Of the Methodist church will be held this
evening at 7:i5 o'clock.
HadA Toe Mashed.
Fred. Friend, an employe of the Chestnut
Hill Furnace company, had q toe OF his LEI
foot badly mashed yesterday by pig OF irol
falling on it.
- A son OF Theo. Roland was chopping WOO
yesterday when he cut the thumb Of his lei
hand oil at the first joint Medical attention
was given the injury.
The postofice will ba open on the FourtI
from to 10 q. m.
Nearly all the business places have slssAd,
been decorated.
A silver cup will be given 70 He winner O
the rifle tournament, ...-.-'
A six-weekss6ld child Of Nathaniel wik.
Asoseu this morning. The funeral will bs helC
on Sunday afternoon at o'clock.
Bears team and the Hsr vey Fishers will
play two gan es ON next Monday.